St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-05
NlNNEArOAIs GAOBULEs.

The school of fine arts has reopened.
Four new cases Of diphtheria were reported
yesterday.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to ST.
002, 6S244.
Officers of Plummer post and the Relief
corps will be installed Thursday evening.
The North Lyndae Improvement associa-
ton will meet tonight at 2504 LIZ ndlae avenue
north.
The Minneapolis Jobbers' association meets
in annual session at 100 Nicollet avenue this
evening.
The remains of Mrs. Charles Mcdonald will
be buried from the st. Anthony of Padua
church this morning.
Simpson s. Henderson'S store front has been
artistically draped in black in honor of the
late Gen. John a. Logan.
verdict for the defendant was returned
yesterday in the case of T. w. Slater against
the Stearns Manufacturing company.
Three cutters collided at the corner of Me
olet avenue and Fifth street yesterday morn.
ing, but no one was seriously injured.
G. e. Hitler is the editor of Der Familien
Freund, a publication just started by the Cen
trail German Methodist church society.
A small blaze in a smoke house at Third
avenue south and Eleventh street, called out
the fire department yesterday afternoon.
Articles incorporating the Globe Electric
Light and Power company were filed yester-
day by B. F. Hanscom, W. S. Lain and
others. The capital stock is placed at $780,
600.
Isaac Atwater has begun an action in the
district court against Marie Anderson and
Erik Gust Anderson, to set aside a real estate
contract because the defendants have failed
to make good their part.
The appeal case of John Scha fer against
the award of the commissioners who assessed
his property, taken by the Minneapolis g. Pa
cific Railroad company at $500, was tried
yesterday before Judge Young.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Bernard Jaster and Marie Kiefer Orlando
Wilkinson and Hannah Carney, Louis O..
Brandlie and Bergethe P. Volum, Walter Da-
yenport and Cora b. MeriCn, John w, Hack
and Clementiue Wolfrum.
Cora Bradford has begun an action for d.
vorce against William j. Bradford, alleging
cruel and inhuman treatment and failure to
support. The parties were married at Buff
falo, n. Y, April 81, 1885, and lived together
in Syracuse about six weeks. She is 20 and
he is ~.
The stockholders of the Security bank met
in annual session yesterday and elected the
following officers: Z. A. Harrison, president;
81. 6. Harrison, vice president; f. A. Cham
berlain. cashier; Perry Harrison, assistant
cashier; 7. A. Harrison, Fl. G. Harrison, A
j. Dean, Franklin Beebe. W. NJ. Tenney, f.
a. Chamberlain, directors.
In the absence of President W. D. WASH
burn Vice President S. c. Gates called the
board of Exposition directors to order yester-
day morning. The general manager was in
Structed TO confer with H. Jay Smith regard
ing terms for his services as superintendent
of the art department for the coming year.
An effort will be made TO have the legislature
pass an enabling act by which the Exposition
association can secure from the city Il Ear
title in certain lands belonging to the CITY
now included in the exposition grounds.
The Algonquin club held its monthly meet
ing last night and made several changes in
the constitution, one of which provided for
monthly meetings only, and the other pro-